After just a few hundred metres there is very little light. Most deep sea creatures have very large eyes that can detect any light that is available. Even though there is virtually no light coming from the surface lots of deep sea creatures produce light through a process called bioluminescence. It is useful to be able to see this light as if you eat the light, you will be eating the creature that it is attached to. Unfortunately some creatures use these lights to draw in their own dinner!
The deep sea creatures use a sonar type system to send waves and see how long it takes to get back to them ; like a dolphin
Some creatures that see very well in the dark include cats, owls, and geckos. These animals have adaptations such as large eyes, special cells called rods in their retinas, and reflective layers behind their retinas to maximize light sensitivity in low-light conditions.
Moles and many cave dwelling or deep sea animals have poor vision. Some creatures such as worms and some amphibians don't have any eyes. Due to the fact that these creatures don't need to see, they have developed their other senses more than eyesight.Contrary to popular belief, bats have average eyesight. They see as well as humans can see. Bats do, however, use echolocation to give them an advantage in the dark.
Deep dark and dangerous is not a movie. i hope they make a movie it would be awesome to see
As the nursery rhyme dictates, it lies on The Deep Blue Sea. "A sailor went to sea sea sea to see what e could see see see but all that he could see see see was the bottom of the deep blue sea sea sea and dubai"
Cats and Rats and bats.
the weddel seals and penguins will be swimming in the weddell sea
The deep sea is home to a variety of unique and bizarre creatures, such as anglerfish, gulper eels, deep-sea jellyfish, giant isopods, and vampire squid. These animals have adapted to survive in extreme environments with high pressure, low temperatures, and little to no sunlight. Many deep-sea creatures have bioluminescent adaptations to help them navigate and communicate in the dark depths.
If you want a deep sea scale then you have to catch a wild relicanth and hope it has one. If you want a deep sea tooth then you have to catch a wild carvanha. An easier way would just be to get a bannete and use frisk instead of catching everything you see!
Lets see, fish, calamari, shrimp, lots of stuff.
The largest animals you might see swimming in the Weddell Sea would be whales.
Unused structures are classed as vestigial structures. One example is the wings of a penguin or , ostrich, who are flightless birds. Another example is the sightless eyes of creatures that dwell in deep dark caves - where they wouldn't be able to see at all.